lunarchar_'s review
5.0
Oh wow. I adore Scarlett Curtis already and this was just wonderful. Powerful and warm and honest. The guests and letters were picked perfectly. Something all femme folk should listen to! Honestly wish there were more episodes!
livsliterarynook's review
4.0
This was a lovely set of short podcasts that range from 20-3o mins and is 5 episodes long. This series was put together for International Women's Day 2019 and has been something I've been meaning to listen to for a while. They are available through audible and free to listen to for audible subscribers.
Each "chapter" or episode has a theme:
> Ep. 1. To The Woman that Raised Me,
> To the Woman That Chose Me
> To the Woman that Changed Me
> To the Woman that I Am
> To the Woman Still to Come
Within each theme are a series of letters written by various artists, journalists, poets, and women in the media to other women. These are heartfelt, meaningful and insightful moments into women's lives. They look at a variety of issues from periods, to friendships, to motherhood, to women in warzones and other culture, to the women we want to be and the women who support us. Some of these letters were written by women I've been particularly interested in or following at the moment like: Juno Dawson, Pandora Sykes, Dolly Alderton and a variety of other women from different backgrounds who I hadn't heard of.
I really enjoyed these small snippets and they were a great way to pass the morning.
Each "chapter" or episode has a theme:
> Ep. 1. To The Woman that Raised Me,
> To the Woman That Chose Me
> To the Woman that Changed Me
> To the Woman that I Am
> To the Woman Still to Come
Within each theme are a series of letters written by various artists, journalists, poets, and women in the media to other women. These are heartfelt, meaningful and insightful moments into women's lives. They look at a variety of issues from periods, to friendships, to motherhood, to women in warzones and other culture, to the women we want to be and the women who support us. Some of these letters were written by women I've been particularly interested in or following at the moment like: Juno Dawson, Pandora Sykes, Dolly Alderton and a variety of other women from different backgrounds who I hadn't heard of.
I really enjoyed these small snippets and they were a great way to pass the morning.
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